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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1921

Page

9

Hughes Plan Faces Modifications Amid Naval Talks

Edward W. Pickard reports in Washington that Hughes proposals on naval armament are being debated with minor modifications. Britain Japan and France showed early acceptance in principle. China presses for territorial integrity open door and removal of foreign privileges. France and Briand urge limited arms while warning on Russian threat. League of Nations acts against Serbian invasion of Albania. Madeira exile plan for ex rulers discussed. U.S.-Germany peace advance noted with ambassador pick. Labor strikes and tax talks also noted as Congress negotiates surtax rates.

Edward W. Pickard Washington Pacific Far East Hughes United States Great Britain Japan England America Enderse T Italy France High Seas Col Theodore Noosevelt Philippines Dutch Harbor Parific Finghes Ching Alfred Sze China Sun Yat Seo Manchuria Inner

Ohio river drownings and various incidents across towns

A broad scan of Ohio news notes Ervin Tucker drowning in the Ohio River near Manchester. Numerous injuries and deaths include Edward Cornwell killed by a train, J T Sullivan dying in Dayton, robberies, indictments, fires, and accidents across Akron Lima Columbus Toledo and other locales. Governor and state actions, rail and police matters, and local incidents fill the report.

Ervin Tucker Ohio River Manchester J.T. Sullivan Dayton Edward Cornwell Pindlay Davis Ohio Frederick Rudolph Massillon Armando Vittorio Diaz Cleveland Columbus J. E. Hall Hall Akron Greenville Elmer Hapner Emil Roberts Mildred Myers Francis Ferdinand Mekus Defiance County Defiance Ralph Sanderson Richfield Center Holland Lucas County Clem Nichols Hamilton Henrietta Sehmitt State Public Utilities Commission Supreme Court Tra Thomas St. Clairsville Augusta Kennon Barnesville Thomas David S. Shappel John Caragrinis Warren Kansas City Joseph Gamble Negro Joseph Lavender Grant Ringer Akron Cleveland Summit County Brecksville Low Wittman Eave H Harry Hamman Hamman Wittman Polite Say Electro Auto Lite Corporation Toledo Baughman A. T. Baughman Winopolis Lita Hazel E. Dipnall Davebter Dipnati Stow Cuyahoga Falls New Pant I Hart Bradford Ora A. Richker Brunswick Myron C. Cox Fremont Thomas ©. Armstrong Middleport William Cooper Piketon Robert G. Green Lakewoor Law James Stahter Jackson Center Logan County R. G. Thyte Heb School Springfind Center Russell V. Johnson Wy Thetor Finanow Edward J Staytthek Marion Wilton Hytehiason Theman Hocking Valley Railroad Elogs An Logan Jacodnites J Ptt Akron Eadwurit Nardesty Brent Amherst Luss Gustave Gross Wensell Guk Run London Gerald Kelley Bryan Toledo Contagion Hospital Prohibition Carey Langendorf Margaret Bryant St Clairsville William Eyerman Ed Donnersbaugh New Washington Crawford County Newark James Shirley John Gallagher Samuel Nelson Abel Mariow Simon J. Troyer J. A. Heretberger Wayne County Charles A. Sjoe Commercial Department New Philadelphia William C. Polley Marie Kitt John C. Cromwell George Brown Hillsboro Floyd Yankee Greenfield Hilda Lowe Marysville Reformatory Josephine Gilmore Cadiz Charles Gilmore United Presbyterian Church F. J. Banta Lima T. FE. Williams Lakeview C. W. Yantix Roy Chamblin John Newman Loise Doyle Portsmouth Indge James Thomas Charles Smith John Frazee Frazee Smith Mingo Junction Carnegie Stoge Company E.G. Taylor Sandusky, Norwalk and Mansfield Traction Company Wilcott Company Pittsburgh Reuben W. Wright John Green A. EB. Stoan Werieht Idaho Frank Smith Williamsport Rabbit Nathan B. Alten Cincinnnati Wheeling and Lake Erie Uskirts Clyde Sambusky Joel BR. Hayden Marriet L. Keeler Oberlin College Boar of Trustees

Wheels Turning in Russia Bolshevik State Fostering Small Factory Trusts

Moscow reports claim the Bolshevik government openly promotes trusts and combinations of small factories. The economic council aims to start rural industries supplying households and tools, with government support including electrical power and concessions. The text notes expectations of foreign tin, steel, and hardware inputs, especially from the United States, to meet demand.

Moscow Husski Amerlea Russia Tke Muveny Petrograd Petriucmid Whitch Government Lytas

Neutralization Pact Averts War Crisis in Alani Islands

The League of Nations receives the full text of the Alani Islands neutralization convention. Nations including Germany Denmark Betheda Finland France Great Britain Italy Latvia Poland and Sweden back the accord. Russia’s stance remains a hurdle but the agreement seeks to prevent further interference and preserve neutrality.

League of Nations Alani Islands Washington Geneva Germany Denmark Betheda Finland France Great Britain Italy Latvia Poland Sweden Imsta Russia

Sleeves as Fashion Focus In Parisien Gown Styles

Fashion notes describe sleeve designs adding grace to outfits, from curved bell sleeves with bright embroidery on a dark blue serge gown to bold orange accented satin sleeves. Elbow length butterfly sleeves and tailored arm motifs become dominant fashion statements, reflecting individual figure proportion.

Parisien Prendinus Wren

Early Fashion Sketch Describes Sleeve Transformations

The passage outlines how sleeves begin as capes and cover the gown, then are gathered to reveal the heart. They end at the wrists or detach, cascading into drapings that reach the sketch’s bottom, illustrating evolving sleeve construction in a period design.

Hygienic Shelves and Fur Care Tips From Experts

Household science experts condemn shelf paper as a filth catcher and a doorway to closet infestation. Finishing shelves with Zamel provides a hard wipeable surface, colored enamel offers decoration, and a bright blue or soft green can brighten space. For furs, wrap in newspaper to deter moths, or scent with turpentine or camphor in trunks and drawers. New colonial pumps feature ostrich and feather rosettes in place of buckles.

Fashions Add Graceful Lines To Fall Dresses And Coats

The Brooklyn Eagle notes frocks and robes gain artistic looseness with panels extending to shoulders and hems. Velours and taffetas lead, embroidery embellishes select pieces, coats feature capes and belted silhouettes, and coats with beaver collars showcase high necks and dramatic back drapes.

Brooklyn Eagle

Fashions In Brief Emphasize Capes and Velvet Details

Dresses with matching capes remain popular across new imports. Sleeves feature long Tuties and beaded or plated trims while silhouettes favor long skirts and low belts. Fur hems and colored fur accents appear on some jackets, with plush or velvet fabrics and blown flowers as common adornments.

Enlisted Lines of Straight Box and Textile Goods

Fragmentary text describes various textile items and fashion trimmings. Mentions Merle, woolen weavings, coats, hats, velvet, scarlet trimmings, metal gloves, wooden ornaments, and fabrics for winter wear. References to manufacturers and fashion trends, with notes on materials and decorative details.

Despair Lugs in Weak Blood and Endurance Claims

A medical ad notes fatigue and despondency from weak blood due to overwork and strain, praising Gude's Pepto Mangin to restore red corpuscles. It claims healthier, energetic people feel zest and endurance, urging use of the tonic. Also reports a Rome inventor Epaminands Berravel claiming a fast, landable, weaponized monoplane tested on a stall scale as a new military project.

Gude Epaminands Berravel Rome Clalew

Are You A Woman If You Are The Importance

Mrs Bert Dorman of South Bend Indiana describes severe illness that left her unable to work or care for her baby. After trying several medicines she reports major improvement after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, noting five or six bottles restored her strength and vitality.

South Bend Ind Dr. Pierce Bert Dorman Bee Hee

Nurse Endorses Grando Pine For Every Home

Della Sweeney of Nees advocates Grando Pine as essential for colds croup and throat inflammation. An ad promises rapid relief if started early, offering a pint bottle for 60 cents with full directions and drugstore availability through Aid Co, Fort Wayne.

Della Sweeney Nees Aid Co Fort Wayne

Promise Kept. Wite-She Fell mie the Whole

Fragmentary dialogue describes a promise, blame, and a whispered warning, with unclear speakers and a jagged exchange that hints at a tense domestic scene and possible religious undertones. The readable portion centers on secrecy and questioning motives.

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